Private Journal of Judge Advocate Larpent Attached to the Head Quarters of Lord
Private Journal of Judge Advocate Larpent Attached to the Head Quarters of Lord
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There is a great sameness in the scenery round hills, wooded* in part below and a stream nothing very fine. About a league from hence we saw the camp of the 95th regiment, on a hill above Vera, which is lower down in this valley, and near the immediate frontier division. We also saw the seventh division camp near and the French cantonment bivouac on the opposite hill ; for a short time they kept half Bera or Yera ; now we have the whole.
We halt here at Lezaca to-day ; the Commissariat baggage ...is ordered a league and a half in the rear in case of an attack. I believe when reinforcements arrive we shall make one. I was sorry to leave St. Sebastian, for an attack was to be made that morning. We heard and saw a violent firing throughout all our route, and I last night heard that the convent had been taken by our men, and some ruins below, &c. , and that the new battery had been opened. The French stood firm when the Portu- guese advanced, who behaved very well, but when the English regiment which had been ordered up to assist was seen advancing, the sight of the red coats made the French soldiers run, and the French officers were seen in vain beating and pelting them to make them stand.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is a great sameness in the scenery round hills, wooded* in part below and a stream nothing very fine. About a league from hence we saw the camp of the 95th regiment, on a hill above Vera, which is lower down in this valley, and near the immediate frontier division. We also saw the seventh division camp near and the French cantonment bivouac on the opposite hill ; for a short time they kept half Bera or Yera ; now we have the whole.
We halt here at Lezaca to-day ; the Commissariat baggage ...is ordered a league and a half in the rear in case of an attack. I believe when reinforcements arrive we shall make one. I was sorry to leave St. Sebastian, for an attack was to be made that morning. We heard and saw a violent firing throughout all our route, and I last night heard that the convent had been taken by our men, and some ruins below, &c. , and that the new battery had been opened. The French stood firm when the Portu- guese advanced, who behaved very well, but when the English regiment which had been ordered up to assist was seen advancing, the sight of the red coats made the French soldiers run, and the French officers were seen in vain beating and pelting them to make them stand.
What to read after Private Journal of Judge Advocate Larpent Attached to the Head Quarters of Lord?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Seymour Francis Seymour Larpent to read onlineMoreLess
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